At that point, you just need deal flow - perhaps that means its time to hire or paratner with an acquisition manager to help you find and close deals - a good realtor can step in here as well

I am hiring a RE agent for a rental I have in DFW.

(Costing you more than hiring a PM.) or charge too little (Costing you more than hiring a PM.)2) You are NOT going to know all the landlord laws.

@James Caruso the plan is to continue to grow in size thus allowing me to hire a more full time staff.

I tried to call the number that Bee Setups provided in that letter to try and talk to a Bee Setups rep.

I see almost no downsides here pending the condition and then still probably not, other than just learning how to manage or hiring that out.

We have had owners try to throw us under the bus and hire their own attorney.

You couldn't pay me enough to do section 8, WAY too much work and BS with government people (who are hired idiots that have no clue).

As a dedicated and hell of an agent, I find this approach is weighing me down with excessive work.Even as an investor, I struggle to understand their strategy which wasn't disclosed until after the fact (signed rep agreement) three weeks in.

What if I hire a new agent next week and this buyer comes back to make another offer?